A significant historical year for this entry is 1831. This historical marker is listed in these topic lists: African Americans The name of this road was changed from Blackhead Signpost to Signpost in 2021.Įrected 2021 by Department of Historic Resources. The beheaded man may have been Alfred, an enslaved blacksmith who, though not implicated in any revolt killings, was slain by militia near here. At this intersection, where Turner's force had turned toward Jerusalem (now Courtland), the severed head of a black man was displayed on a post and left to decay to terrorize others and deter future uprisings against slavery. The Rent Zestimate for this home is 1,649/mo, which has increased by 1,649/mo in the last 30 days. The Zestimate for this house is 525,400, which has decreased by 10,926 in the last 30 days. Cassandra has seen two cities Franklin, VA and Courtland, VA. 700 Chestnut St, Franklin, VA 23851, USA is one of Cassandras earlier addresses. 25154 Blackhead Signpost Rd, Courtland, VA is the current address for Cassandra. We know one alternative name for Cassandra: Cassandra Eaton.
1831, following the revolt led by enslaved preacher Nat Turner, white residents and militias retaliated by murdering an indeterminable number of African Americans-some involved in the revolt, some not-in Southampton County and elsewhere. 23375 Greenhead Rd, Courtland, VA is a single family home that contains 2,214 sq ft and was built in 1976. Cassandra celebrated 26th birthday on May 25. It is in Courtland in Southampton County Virginia In Aug. This historical marker was erected in 2021 by Department of Historic Resources. The name of this road was changed from Blackhead Signpost to Signpost in 2021. At this intersection, where Turner's force had turned toward Jerusalem (now Courtland), the severed head of a black man was displayed on a post and left to decay to terrorize others and deter future uprisings against slavery. In late August of 1831 in Southampton County, Virginia, the 30-year-old slave Nat Turner, inspired by visions and signs, led a group of other slave rebels eventually more than forty who began to kill all of the white people they encountered.
1831, following the revolt led by enslaved preacher Nat Turner, white residents and militias retaliated by murdering an indeterminable number of African Americans, some involved in the revolt, some not, in Southampton County and elsewhere.
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